- For Sale
- Offers in excess of 165,000 GBP
- Property Type: House
A unique building with redevelopment potential in the heart of Jedburgh
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial former church complex in the historic town of Jedburgh. The present main former Trinity Church building was constructed in 1818 in the low classical style and is a striking, traditional stone-built structure offering extensive internal space. The Former Church Hall adjoining it, a versatile building suitable for a variety of uses.Car parking provides valuable on-site parking in a central location just off the high street. The area shaded in orange is marketed for sale. Additionally, the building shaded in blue and the land shaded in green may be available through separate negotiation, offering further potential for expansion or development.Potential UsesCurrently designated for commercial use, the property offers a wide range of alternative possibilities, including:- Residential conversion (subject to obtaining the necessary planning consent from Scottish Borders Council).- Community, cultural, or leisure use, making the most of its unique character and spacious interior.- Business or mixed-use development, benefiting from its prime location.Some initial work on potential residential schemes has been carried out with a local architect and further details can be provided by Knight Frank.
Situated in a prime location at the gateway to the High Street and town centre in Jedburgh, the Former Trinity Church site presents a rare and exciting redevelopment opportunity. This landmark building is set within the historic market town of Jedburgh, which lies 10 miles north of the English border, 35 miles east of Berwick-upon-Tweed, and 50 miles south-east of Edinburgh.Positioned just off the A68, the town benefits from significant passing trade and is a popular tourist destination, boasting a range of attractions, including its renowned 12th-century Abbey. Jedburgh, often referred to as the 'Jewel of the Borders', has a strong sense of community and offers a variety of independent shops, restaurants, cafés, and leisure facilities. The town is also well served by a well regarded primary school and a high school.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial former church complex in the historic town of Jedburgh. The present main former Trinity Church building was constructed in 1818 in the low classical style and is a striking, traditional stone-built structure offering extensive internal space. The Former Church Hall adjoining it, a versatile building suitable for a variety of uses.Car parking provides valuable on-site parking in a central location just off the high street. The area shaded in orange is marketed for sale. Additionally, the building shaded in blue and the land shaded in green may be available through separate negotiation, offering further potential for expansion or development.Potential UsesCurrently designated for commercial use, the property offers a wide range of alternative possibilities, including:- Residential conversion (subject to obtaining the necessary planning consent from Scottish Borders Council).- Community, cultural, or leisure use, making the most of its unique character and spacious interior.- Business or mixed-use development, benefiting from its prime location.Some initial work on potential residential schemes has been carried out with a local architect and further details can be provided by Knight Frank.
Situated in a prime location at the gateway to the High Street and town centre in Jedburgh, the Former Trinity Church site presents a rare and exciting redevelopment opportunity. This landmark building is set within the historic market town of Jedburgh, which lies 10 miles north of the English border, 35 miles east of Berwick-upon-Tweed, and 50 miles south-east of Edinburgh.Positioned just off the A68, the town benefits from significant passing trade and is a popular tourist destination, boasting a range of attractions, including its renowned 12th-century Abbey. Jedburgh, often referred to as the 'Jewel of the Borders', has a strong sense of community and offers a variety of independent shops, restaurants, cafés, and leisure facilities. The town is also well served by a well regarded primary school and a high school.
